Oil Dipstick For Harley Davidson Softails 2000 & Up on 2040-parts.com
Van Nuys, California, US
HARLEY-DAVIDSON OIL DIPSTICK FOR 2000 & UP SOFTAILS...
DEALER TAKE OFF... VERY NICE CONDITION... CHECK FOR FITMENT...
TO ALL BIDDERS!!! PAYMENT MUST CLEAR PAYPAL FIRST!!! BEFORE ITEM IS SHIPPED OUT!!!
THANK YOU FOR LOOKING
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